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A woman has her bandages removed after undergoing trachoma surgery in Kenya.

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Since April 2011, Sightsavers have been implementing a Trachoma Control Project with Comic Relief funding of £700,000 in Marsabit, Kenya.

A photo of someone's hands on a piece of paper with braille on it.

Fighting disease / Reports /

A review of Sightsavers’ organisation-wide process to develop a global strategy on social inclusion aligned to strategies in eye health and education.

A patient undergoes surgery for trachoma in Zambia.

Fighting disease / Reports /

In this policy brief, Sightsavers outlines an integrated approach to tackling neglected tropical diseases, including the Global Trachoma Mapping Project.

A man gathers fresh water at a new well.

Fighting disease / Reports /

A report outlining how challenges of trachoma, access to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and poverty are mutually reinforcing.

A boy washes his face to prevent the spread of trachoma infection.

Blogs / Fighting disease /

You might be wondering why World Water Day is important for Sightsavers. It's because access to clean water and sanitation aids the prevention of blindness.

Helen Hamilton, March 2013

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Trachoma control project in Marsabit, Kenya: evaluation reports

iReflect on Social Inclusion

Neglected tropical diseases: policy brief

WASHing away blinding trachoma

A SAFE way forward: Women, trachoma and WASH

Protecting sight, fighting disease and promoting equality for all